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[Photos] Koo Kyo-hwan stars as undead 31-year-old job seeker in 'Revival Man: The Red,' who wakes 72 hours after death

[Photos] Koo Kyo-hwan stars as undead 31-year-old job seeker in 'Revival Man: The Red,' who wakes 72 hours after death

Comic-book VFX deliver visceral impact in adaptation of hit webtoon, while Shin Seung-ho and Kang Ki-young join the cast and filmmakers hint at series potential at production briefing
Koo Kyo-hwan's 'Revival Man: The Red' . . . Set for release on the 30th, with 101 minutes of endless resurrection-fueled action and an expanded universe "I thought my life would end just like this, without having accomplished a single thing.
“Suspended for letting customers dance?” Culture Ministry moves to overhaul live-club rules, puts 80.2 billion won into next year’s budget

“Suspended for letting customers dance?” Culture Ministry moves to overhaul live-club rules, puts 80.2 billion won into next year’s budget

Public debate grows over revising the Food Sanitation Act enforcement rules that led to a live club’s suspension, as next year’s popular music budget is set at 80.2 billion won and concerns mount that four major agencies could monopolize FANOMENON
Music industry trapped by outdated standards as major overhaul of Food Sanitation Act rules looms The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is finally moving to address an absurd rule that can suspend a business simply because customers swayed to the music.
[Photos] Lee Sang-yeob on battling the “end button” every time in short-form series; director Lee Byung-hun says he was “told off harshly” at BCWW 2026 conference

[Photos] Lee Sang-yeob on battling the “end button” every time in short-form series; director Lee Byung-hun says he was “told off harshly” at BCWW 2026 conference

Quality production, creator rights and cutting production resources by 50% to 60% emerge as key topics
Lee Sang-yeob and Lee Byung-hun battle the short-form “X button,” cutting costs by 60% with AI BCWW 2026 conference presents behind-the-scenes stories from 70 productions and a transparent data-sharing model As the media ecosystem undergoes seismic shifts, established creators opened up about the...
Netflix, Amazon and YouTube unite in Washington to fight exclusive U.S. sports rights rules

Netflix, Amazon and YouTube unite in Washington to fight exclusive U.S. sports rights rules

They co-found new lobbying group SACA to counter bipartisan efforts in Washington to limit sports monopolies
Unusual alliance forms as Congress pressures sports monopolies New Washington, D.C., lobbying group SACA co-founded on the 15th, with members emphasizing tailored services Netflix, Amazon and YouTube, three powerful platforms that dominate the global streaming market, have formed an unprecedented...
'Jeon Hyun-moo's Plan 4' draws line over false eyewitness accounts, fully refutes restaurant-booking and staging allegations on 14th

'Jeon Hyun-moo's Plan 4' draws line over false eyewitness accounts, fully refutes restaurant-booking and staging allegations on 14th

The show's firm response signals a hard-line stance after controversy surrounding another variety program sparks questions about its no-sponsorship policy, maintained since its February 2024 launch
Zero prearranged bookings: Producers warn they will take action against speculation The production team behind 'Jeon Hyun-moo's Plan 4', a variety show jointly aired by MBN and Channel S, has firmly rejected allegations that restaurants are booked in advance and situations are staged.
‘Family Trip’ Director Jeong Jong-seop Reveals Why He Co-Directed With Kim Jeong-tae and Wrote the Screenplay

‘Family Trip’ Director Jeong Jong-seop Reveals Why He Co-Directed With Kim Jeong-tae and Wrote the Screenplay

〈Family Trip〉 follows five family members headed to one destination but harboring five different agendas in a road movie about a family worse than strangers embarking on a hopeless journey.
Jeong Jong-seop, director of the film 〈Family Trip〉, which opens Sept. 30, has shared behind-the-scenes stories about Lee Hwi-hyang, who is meeting audiences in her first leading screen role, and “10-million-ticket actor” Kim Jeong-tae, who is set to make his directing debut as a co-director.
Uju Rice Cake Shop Chef Lee Young-ji Donates 50 Million Won for Flood Recovery; Total Giving Reaches 180 Million Won

Uju Rice Cake Shop Chef Lee Young-ji Donates 50 Million Won for Flood Recovery; Total Giving Reaches 180 Million Won

Her support for flood victims in southern regions, including Geoje, South Gyeongsang province, continues a steady record of giving that began in 2022
Responding to Devastation at Flood Sites With Action-Oriented Giving Singer Lee Young-ji has once again set an example of social responsibility by donating 50 million won to flood recovery efforts in southern regions, including Geoje, South Gyeongsang province, which suffered extensive damage from...
‘Made in Korea Season 2’: Well-Crafted Noir Returns at Packed Production Showcase

‘Made in Korea Season 2’: Well-Crafted Noir Returns at Packed Production Showcase

The noir drama follows Baek Gi-tae’s perilous rampage toward greater ambition, nine years after Season 1.
Nine years later, the noir drama 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, which follows Baek Gi-tae’s perilous rampage toward greater ambition, has successfully wrapped its production showcase ahead of its premiere on Sept. 9 .
For the Revival of Hong Kong Action Cinema! 14 Press Stills Released for 'Muchedo: Stuntman'

For the Revival of Hong Kong Action Cinema! 14 Press Stills Released for 'Muchedo: Stuntman'

The legendary stuntman who thrilled audiences in Hong Kong action films returns for his final work, risking his life alongside younger colleagues to create perfect action sequences.
〈Muchedo: Stuntman〉, which portrays the passion and challenges of stuntmen who helped define the golden age of Hong Kong action cinema, has released 14 press stills capturing its vivid action and the intensity of the set.
Henry Cavill’s ‘In the Grey’ launches $1 billion debt-collection operation, opens on the 2nd

Henry Cavill’s ‘In the Grey’ launches $1 billion debt-collection operation, opens on the 2nd

Directed by Guy Ritchie and featuring Jake Gyllenhaal, the caper movie arrives on Megabox screens.
A “$1 billion” recovery project targeting immense wealth and power The crime-action film ‘In the Grey’, starring actors Henry Cavill and Jake Gyllenhaal, hits Megabox screens on the 2nd. The film follows attorney Rachel (played by Eiza González) as she devises an intricate plan to recover “$1...